No one could define the terrible disease in any other way. The disease was also wearing down the person close to him, Francesco Renga.
Francesco Renga he is one of the most loved singers in Italy of the last fifty years and the interpreter of some of the songs most romantic everwhich made both adults and children fall in love with them and which, years after their publication, everyone still continues to sing.
“Angel“, “Living Now“, “I’m waiting for you to come back” And “Crazy about you” are just some of these. Some were born directly from the pen of Francesco Renga, others from that of some lyricist and still others from that of Francesco Renga and Nekwho recently created a partnership that is taking them on tour throughout Italy and at the same time guaranteeing a certain success.
All this would lead one to believe that Francesco Renga’s career is a continuous success and that he lives a beautiful life, mostly made up of happy moments. It would be nice to think this way, but unfortunately the reality is different.
In Francesco Renga’s life there were also some very dark moments, such as that of her illness, which made the singer suffer a lot.
A piercing pain for the singer
One of these is the premature death of the mother of the singer, who passed away at the age of only 51, leaving Francesco Renga with an unbridgeable void.
What he felt was a pain that consumed him inside and which still continues to accompany him. In addition to this, however, there was also the period of illness of a person very close to him, his ex-wife Amber Angiolini.
Ambra Angiolini’s hard fight against the disease
Like the same one Amber Angiolini has repeatedly said in interviews, the well-known presenter and showgirl has suffered for a long time from bulimia.
Today he is well and has overcome the disease, but there was a time when he I suffered a lot because of it, to the point that he defined the disease as a tumor of the soul. This is what she said in an interview that ended up in “Vanity Fair”: “Bulimia is like having a tumor on your soul. There is no immediate cure, the same for everyone: it is a personal process that must be explored to the end.” They are strong words, which highlight the problem but also the strength he had to face it.
